A more enduring approach might be to elect centrists to Congress.
He studied physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where his undergraduate thesis (1939) proposed an original and enduring approach to calculating forces in molecules.
Bulk modification by incorporating pendant reactive groups for subsequent functionalization of biodegradable polymers would provide a more enduring approach.
The earliest and most enduring approach was concerned with the 'making of the rural', focusing on pattern and process in the evolution of settlement, the roles of continuity, change and modernization, and the impact of geographical inertia in rural landscapes.
Although much of the biodiversity of the mediterranean biome is threatened, the amount of potential conservation land that remains is cause for optimism, presenting opportunities for less formal, yet enduring conservation approaches.
Kant's thought transformed how the modern world approached enduring problems in metaphysics, epistemology, ethics and aesthetics.
But the homogeneity of city-development strategies also owes much to the British government's enduring top-down approach to local government.
This generous, lifelong commitment to listening was, perhaps, her most enduring "Sonic Meditation": approaching the world with ears wide open, with as much courage as one could muster, pausing when necessary, and listening deeply.
He believes the nation would be best served by a short, sharp, electric-shock-therapy approach, enduring the short-term pain of austerity in exchange for the long-term gains derived from being part of a better European economy.
One of the most enduring theoretical approaches to the study of motivation for PA is Self-Determination theory [ 43].
